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Do you know a leader with these inspiring traits? Nominate them for the 2014 AIM Excellence Awards!
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Doing some homework before a job interview can help avoid fluffing your lines and blowing your chances. By Emma Williams
The problem with first impressions is you only get to make one of them, which is why interviews can seem so daunting.
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Allowing employees to work from home can be good for business, but managers need to know what they’re dealing with – it isn’t for everyone. By Emma Williams
The virtual office concept is becoming more prevalent as employers look to it as a cost-saving measure and employees rank the flexibility as one of the most desirable employment options.
Here’s the week that was, in terms of management articles posted on AIM’s Twitter account at least. For daily updates follow us at https://twitter.com/aimcomau.
As some of Australia’s most inspiring young managers demonstrated at the recent AIM30 Live events across Australia, Gen Y are having a huge impact on the management industry.
This is the topic up for discussion in the latest Management Insider Conversation podcast with Leon Gettler and Garry Barker.
In this installment, AIM30 Alumni Cate Bennett and Aaron LePoidevin join the conversation and reveal their own management experiences, insights and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.
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